Rural Transit consists of Rural Fixed Route Service and Rural Route Deviated Service.
Rural Fixed Route Service is public transportation on a repetitive, fixed-schedule basis along
a specific route with vehicles stopping for passengers along the way.
Rural Route Deviated Service is public transportation service on a nonexclusive basis, that
operates along a public way, on a fixed route, from which it may deviate from time to time,
in response to a demand for service or to take a passenger to a destination, after which
it returns to its fixed route.
1988 to 2002 Ridership
Rural Transit Ridership Source Data Spreadsheet 1988-2002
Source Data: "Statewide Operating Statistics" as published in the WSDOT Annual Statistical Summary of Public Transportation (1988 through 2002). WSDOT Annual Statistical Summary of Public Transportation 2002.
Downloaded: 12/09/03; 04/01/04
See also: Rural Transit